groovykiwi / cm-rgb-gui

Control your Wraith Prism RGB on Linux, Mac OS and Windows

cm-rgb-gui

Control your Wraith Prism RGB on Linux, Mac OS and Windows

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cm-rgb-gui

GUI interfaces that serve the purpose of simplifying the usage of cm-rgb by gfduszynski.

Prerequisites

• Python 3.x (most likely it is already installed)
• PyGObject

How to use

1. Install cm-rgb following the guide listed below

2. Download the cm-rgb-gui and cm-rgb-monitor-gui scripts

3. Run ./cm-rgb-gui or ./cm-rgb-monitor-gui in the scripts directory or wherever you saved it (running it with sudo is not neccessary if you added the udev rule). Optionally put the scripts in /usr/bin for easy access.

cm-rgb-gui

All applied changes are automatically persistent.
To disable a specific component just leave the color field blank or set it to pure black (#000000).

cm-rgb-monitor-gui

I'm pretty sure this script works exclusively on Linux as it makes use of basic linux commands (sed, cut) and bashism.
If the show temperature on fan option is disabled, the previous color and mode of the fan will remain. Be sure to set it before using cm-rgb-gui

Getting started

Installation & Configuration

Follow this simple guide on our wiki.

Usage

Package comes with two scripts cm-rgb-cli and cm-rgb-monitor.

cm-rgb-cli allows for fine grained control of each individual zone including turning off the LED's completely.

Check out the examples in our wiki.

cm-rgb-monitor allows for displaying cpu utilization with ring LED's, along with temperature (thanks to mpsdskd).

Combining the cli + monitor can create neat transition from powering your system right to booting your OS.

Check out the examples in our wiki.

Licence

MIT

See LICENCE file for details